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The Bloomstack Life

I’ve made no secret of my fascination with the Bloomsbury Group. In September 2022 I even made a pilgrimage to the twinned country homes of sisters Virginia Woolf and Vanessa Bell—Monk’s House and Charleston Farmhouse respectively—perched near each other by the South Downs of East Sussex, England.

The Downs are beautiful and rolling and sparsely peopled (i.e., heaven)—I confess the word “SHIRE!” w

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